CFM • Dichotomy
Fuzzy solo project from LA fixture Charles Moothart, with a DIY ethic clearly in place.
Fuzzy solo project from LA fixture Charles Moothart, with a DIY ethic clearly in place.
Annie Clarke’s strong voice floats effortlessly above a dense cascade of synthetic and organic sounds
A wildly careening set of covers from Australias Triple J radio megalith. Loads of fun.
The masters of punk Americana return with a highly-polished and well-produced effort.
Down to one original member, who recorded most of this in the Australian bush, this album sounds desperate and hopeful at the same time with its strange mix of acoustic, electronic, and environmental sounds.
Dense arrangements of fragile parts, a wide palette of textures and tempos, and a pervading sense of drama make this a collection of pensive songs
If the aliens thought we communicated in oldies, and were trying to send us a message, this would be it.
An eccentric selection of songs, teetering on the edges of what is considered decent girl-fronted pop.
Four chuggy songs showing great promise. From Canada.
A dynamic collection of mostly-short funky jazz instrumentals, with a full horn section and a driving beat.